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you are such a b***h

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nmjfa

nothing much, just f**king around

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Stupidpants

When someone just can't do anything right, and insists on asking stupid questions at the same time. That person is said to be wearing their "stupidpants" that day.

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Lowkey

An adverb meaning 'slightly,' 'secretly,' or 'not that seriously' -- used to soften any opinion so you have plausible deniability. It turns any bold statement into a casual whisper. 'I lowkey love that song' means you have it on repeat but your reputation depends on no one knowing.

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Butt rock

1) A cranked up, stiff non-syncopated drum beat. The snare drum must be very loud. This is a result of a music industry in the 1980’s that wanted to distance itself from any of the “boring” improvisational aspects of hard rock music. 2) Squealing lead guitar that lacks any semblance of feeling and may be dropped into any other song on recording by said band. 3) Angry lyrics about teachers, cops and parents who are always f-ing with you. Sometimes even librarians may be a target in videos. 4) Lyrics about being high. 5) Band members must laugh incessantly at all of their own responses to interviewer's questions. (David Lee Roth started this trend but he actually was funny.)

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sblai

stop babbaling like an idiot

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bux

Casual slang for dollars that makes talking about money sound slightly less painful than discussing actual finances. It's what happens when "bucks" gets too lazy to pronounce that hard 'k' sound. Popular among gamers and internet denizens who like their currency terms short and sweet.

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